simple: Books of Kings

Books for younger children tend to be written in very simple language, use large print, and have many illustrations.

* Math Tricks Help You Design Shop Projects: master a simple compass and you're a designer ; convert your router into one with a trammel and away you go, Popular Science, May 1971, p104, 106, 108, Scanned article via Google Books: http :// books. google. com / books? id = ngAAAAAAMBAJ & pg = PA104

simple: Powell's Books

A red library binding with yellow title and a simple geometric design in black, and including free-leaf maps, has been seen with the stamp " New Method Book Bindery ", a company well known in the trade at the time ( later becoming " Bound to Stay Bound Books Inc ." ).

simple: Sibylline Books

simple: Lanark: A Life in Four Books

Green Eggs and Ham is one of Seuss's " Beginner Books ", written in a very simple vocabulary for beginning readers.

simple: Tor Books

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Working primarily with Donald A. Wollheim at Ace Books and later DAW Books, and also Galaxy Magazine during the late 1960s, his simple linear style brought to life unforgettable images of such classics as Andre Norton's Witch World Novels and Edward Elmer Smith's Lensmen and Skylark novels ( for which he did two related sets of Pyramid Books covers ).

Books with a simple table of contents or index may be considered interactive due to the non-linear control mechanism in the medium, but are usually considered non-interactive since the majority of the user experience is non-interactive sequential reading.

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" Lynn Rutan in " Books for Older Readers " wrote that this novel is “ dark, edgy fantasy, and a must-purchase ” Additioanlly, Wood from Teenreads said she “ enjoyed the book ," noting Black's subtlety: “ the real world is never that simple, and neither is Black ’ s vision of faeries .”

simple: The Chronicles of Narnia

On the death of Nahas, the San Francisco Chronicles Rick DelVecchio quoted Jack Maltester, a former San Leandro mayor and Coliseum board member, " If not for Bob Nahas, there would be no Coliseum, it's really that simple.

In the Second Chronicles it is explained that the Giants received " the gift of tongues " from the Elohim as a reward for the telling of a simple tale, and the Bhrathair, a people who live on the edge of the Great Desert, also speak their own language, which is described only as sounding " brackish ".